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Though testing, screening, and treating lung cancer has improved in Pennsylvania, some residents are at risk of radon exposure, according to a report.

The housewares and sculpture in Stephen Burks’ “Shelter in Place” design exhibition takes cues from the early pandemic shutdown.

The state is moving forward with its plans to support and grow the nascent industry.

The task force will create a report for City Council on how reparations can ‘atone for the legacy of slavery.’ They hope to start their work in February.

The testimony about Justice Kevin Dougherty came during the federal embezzlement trial of his brother John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty.

The neighborhood high school closed in 2013 along with nearly two dozen others.

Fire Chief Scott Evans said Thursday a cause of the fire had not yet been determined.

The goal of the effort is to streamline the reporting of nuisance complaints in Philadelphia.

Crediting climate activists and new climate goals, Amtrak reversed its plans to replace a steam system with natural gas boilers.

Marvin and Eva Schlanger contributed regularly to New Jersey’s flagship university. But concerns about the treatment of an Orthodox Jewish law school student raised concerns.

The drops were sold by CVS Health, Target, Rite Aid and other retailers.

From Friday, Nov. 17, through Sunday, Nov. 19, seasoned runners and first-timers alike will hit the city streets for a series of races.

While San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose is the 10th-largest television market in the U.S., Las Vegas is the 40th.

Xi declared that "Planet Earth is big enough for the two countries to succeed.” Biden said the talks were constructive.

$10 million of that total comes from a plea deal the state attorney general’s office brokered with Energy Transfer, but little has gone toward residents directly affected.